In one form or another, several law firms have experimented with extranets. An extranet may be defined as a private Web site that provides users (clients, co-counsel) access to work product, reports, calendars and related materials. But, the use of an extranet can be a complete waste of time unless it addresses the specific needs of a client. Before establishing an extranet, firms must ask themselves, and, more importantly, ask their clients, "What is it we are trying to achieve?"
December 31, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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